Court Awards $9000 For Popping Pickles
Milwaukee case T: Judge Max Raskin awards JG Van Holten & Son of Waterloo $8000 from Casey Wood Inc of Pulaski and $500 from Brzezinski Bros of Krakow plus $500 credit to Wood. Pickles fermented, not pasteurized, causing jars to pop and 571,460 pickles involved. Damages sought totaled $26,000 as loss of product and future profits.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Max Raskin
JG. van Holten & Son
Waterloo
Wis
Casey Wood, Inc
Pulaski
Brzezinski Bros
Krakow
Brzezinski
Wood
van Holten
Casey Wood
David Schoetz
Arthur Dittman
Cambodia seeks 8.6 million from defoliation operations
Cambodia submitted a bill totaling 8,684,810 to the United States for damage allegedly caused by defoliation used in the Vietnam War. The State Department will study the claim with an American expert team due in Phnom Penh June 30, evaluating damage from cross border aircraft spraying.
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Washington
U.S
South Vietnam-Cambodia
United States
Cambodia
McDivitt Leaves Space Corps for Lunar Landing Desk Job
Apollo 9 commander James A. McDivitt resigns from astronaut corps to become manager for lunar landing operations in the Apollo program office. He calls the move necessary to avoid lengthy waits for another spaceflight, effectively ending active flight prospects after Apollo 9. He joins Walter Schirra and Frank Borman as early Apollo era commanders to retire after a single mission.
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Walter M. Schirra
Frank Borman
Astronaut Corps
McDivitt
McDivit
Air Force
Space Center
MacDivitt
Apollo Spacecraft
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Militants Seek to Recruit Black Vets After Vietnam Return
National Urban League official warns black militant groups aim to enlist veterans disillusioned by job housing and education. Senate hearing also cites SNCC shift to black power stance. lawmakers discuss increased education aid and urban unrest investigations.
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Washington
UPI
National Urban League
Vietnam
Joseph Cannon
Civil Rights Organization
Veterans Affairs Program
Cannon
Senate
Ans Affairs
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Philip R. Manuel
SNCC
Manuel
Sen
John L. MacClellan
Violent Weather Hits Mid-Nation With Tornadoes and Snow
The Associated Press reports tornadoes and funnel clouds in South Dakota and Minnesota, severe storms in Kansas City, and floods across Nebraska and Iowa. Winter returns to the Rockies with up to eight inches of snow in Yellowstone and more in Colorado, Oregon, and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Midwest
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas City
Topeka
Kan
Nebraska
Iowa
Little Sioux
Railroad Creek
Cherokee
Kansas
Cascades
Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Colorado Rockies
Crater Lake
Timberline Lodge
Oregon
Middle Atlantic States
Astronauts Complete Moon Suit Fittings Before Historic Flight
At Cape Kennedy Armstrong and Aldrin tested moon walking suits and practiced lunar landing in simulators as countdown for Apollo 11 begins. Mission plans call for July 16 launch and July 20 moon touchdown with Collins in orbit awaiting rendezvous. A Minuteman 3 test fired nearby during rehearsals.
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Cape Kennedy
Aps
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin
Air Force
Armstrong
Aldrin
Michael Collins
Three Held In Thefts Probe
Police arrested Raymond Parke 18 of 9332 Lincoln S. Felix McLain 18 of W. 23rd St. and a 17 year old youth on second degree burglary charges after a five day surveillance. The trio allegedly took two tape players and several tapes on June 20 and an earlier May theft.
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Raymond Parke
Lincoln S
Felix McLain
W. 23Rd St
Rod Davis
Jesse Bell
Population Highlights From Global Census Facts
A compilation notes 13000 plus lawyers in Washington D.C. About 85 percent of India's population is Hindu. Over four fifths of Earth's animals inhabit the sea. Siberia houses 23,558,000 people. The U.S. Army owns 40.6 million acres. Miami averages 46 inches of rainfall annually.
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Earth
Sea
Bronkella Dies at 22 After Illness in Indianapolis
Terry John Bronkella 22 of 1128 Lawson Court died Wednesday morning at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis after a two year illness. Born in Dubuque Iowa September 27 1946 he moved to Indianapolis in 1951 and graduated in 1965 from the State School for the Deaf. He worked at Cross Roads Rehabilitation Center and was a member of St Marys Catholic Church. Survivors include his parents three brothers extended family in Dubuque Iowa and a great grandmother. Friends may call at Baker Brothers Funeral Home today from 1 to 9 30 p.m. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Funeral Mass 9:30 a.m. Friday at St Marys with interment in St Marys Cemetery.
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Terry John Bronkella
Lawson
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Dubuque
Iowa
Carl
Betty Jane Ginter Bronkella
State School For the Deaf
Cross Roads Rehabilitation Center
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Baker Brothers
Francis Kienly
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Gary
James
David
Thelma Ginter
Martin J. Bronkella
Isabel Shuey
Spain to Cut Gibraltar Sea Link in Retaliation
Madrid said it would suspend all regular ferry services between Algeciras and Gibraltar from June 27 in retaliation for Gibraltar denying entry to Spanish workers. The move leaves Gibraltar with only a weekly British plane service and follows Spain’s closure of the land border amid disputes over sovereignty and a U N resolution.
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Madrid
UPI
Spain
Gibraltar
Fernando Maria Castiella
Alan Williams
Algeciras
Rock
Britain
U.N. General Assembly
Panthers disavow coloring book urging violence
Black Panther leaders Bobby Seale and David Hilliard said a coloring book urging black people to kill police and merchants was unauthorized. Ex-Panther Larry Clayton Powell printed about 1,000 copies and the booklet was not used for the Panthers breakfast program for hungry children.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Black Panther Party
Bobby Seale
David Hilliard
Larry Clayton Powell
McClellan
Hilliard
Obituary: Roscoe Crites 65 former Saratoga Tavern owner
Roscoe Critics Crites 65 of 919 Indiana Ave died unexpectedly at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Community Hospital. Decorator and Saratoga Tavern owner, he led the Moose Lodge as governor in 1964 and 1966. Survived by widow Norma, a son Cardis in California, three stepchildren, two sisters, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Roscoe
Crites
Indiana Ave
Community Hospital
Saratoga Tavern
The
Moose Order
Legion of the Moose
Anderson
Galveston
Ind
Charles
Gertrude Crites
Norma
Cardis Crites
van Nuys
Calif
Lloyd Graham
Indianapolis
Coretta Evans
Terre Haute
Gerald Morris
H. D
Ursel) Hawkins
H. Paul
Ruby) Miller
Kokomo
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Snodgrass Rites Planned for Retired Local Mechanic
Charlie Theodore Snodgrass 68 of Rt. 5 died Wednesday after an extended illness at Community Hospital. A retired mechanic now at Bernie Cigar Store, he was born November 25 1900 in Delaware County and lived here 25 years. Last rites Friday at 3 p.m. Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Leininger. interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by widow Marjorie three children a stepson two sisters nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Charlie Theodore Snodgrass
Rt. 5
Community Hospital
Bernie Cigar Store
Delaware County
Emerson
Melissa H. Snodgrass
Baker Brothers Funeral
Harold Leininger
St. Matthew United
East Maplewood
Baker Mortuary
Snodgrass
Marjorie
Bernice Brandenburg
Muncie
Norma Pitt
Ypsilanti
Mich
Beverly Sneed
Gas City
Charles W. Thompson
Fresno
Calif
Georgia Hendsel
Roxanna Hayden
Last Rites for Basil R McCartney
Basil R McCartney 62 of 2620 E 4th St died unexpectedly at home. Funeral Friday 1 p.m. Baker Brothers Funeral Home officiated by Dr Warren Roark with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Longtime tool and die maker at Delco Remy Division retired 1967 after 42 years. Survived by widow Lorene mother Mrs Harley McCartney brother Richard McCartney Kingston Ill sister Mrs Helen Suitts Kingston Ill and many nieces and nephews. Family visitation today 2 to 9 p.m. at mortuary.
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Basil R. McCartney
4Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral
Warren Roark
Anderson Memorial Park
McCartney
Delco- Remy
Order of the Moose
UAW
Randolph County
Harley
Jennie F. McCartney
Lorene
Harley McCartney
Richard McCartney
Muncie
Helen Suitts
Kingston
Ill
Final rites for Margaret S. Stewart at Miller and Sons
Funeral services are set for 10 30 a m today at Miller and Sons Funeral Home Brazil for Margaret S. Stewart 73 of 2415 Morton Street. Interment will follow at Cottage Hill Cemetery.
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Miller and Sons
Brazil
Margaret S. Stewart
Morton St
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Mrs Lydia Miller Die. Rites Friday in Frankfort
Lydia Miller 98 formerly of Michigantown died Wednesday at Bradford Nursing Home Alexandria after three years as a patient. Funeral rites are Friday at 11 am at Goodwin Funeral Home Frankfort with burial in Whiteman Cemetery Michigantown. Survived by three grandchildren Betty Burris Los Angeles Marilyn Cary Danville and Max Farlow Anderson eight great grandchildren and former son in law Frank Farlow of Anderson.
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Lydia Miller
Michigantown
Bradford Nursing Home
Alexandria
Goodwin Funeral Home
Frankfort
Whiteman Cemetery
Betty Burris
Los Angeles
Calif
Marilyn Cary
Danville
Ill
Max Farlow
Anderson
Frank Farlow
Mrs Ayres Dies After Auto Crash in Flint
Flint Michigan Mrs Vernon Ayres 71 mother of Mrs Bert Johnson Anderson died at Hurley Hospital after injuries from an auto accident Sunday which also killed her sister Mrs Maude Snyder 68 Funeral services planned for Friday at Groves Funeral Home Flint
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Flint
Mich
Vernon Ayres
Bert Johnson
Anderson
Hurley Hospital
Maude Snyder
Groves Funeral Home
Curiosity Traps Hunters and Kites in Plains Lore
Curiosity proves fatal to many antelopes east of the Rockies as hunters lure them with hidden flags pans or feet. Oriental kites mimic birds dragons and people and some include bamboo whistles that wail across the countryside.
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Rocky Mountains
Final rites for Mrs Gertrude Ann Julian set Friday
The 75 year old wife of Herald R Julian of Rt 5 will be buried in Anderson Memorial Park. Funeral services are 1 30 p m Friday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev Jack Barkdull of Huntsville presiding. Friends may call today from 2 to 9 p m at the Brown and Butz mortuary.
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Gertrude Ann Julian
Herald R. Julian
Rt. 5
Brown and Butz
Jack Barkdull
Huntsville
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Warm Humid Weather Returns to Central Indiana
Central Indiana faces continued warm temperatures and oppressive humidity with daily chances of showers and thundershowers. Record rainfalls sprinkled towns like Anderson, Rushville, Terre Haute, and Noblesville while highs reach the upper 80s to mid 90s and overnights stay muggy.
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Indiana
Anderson
Mercury
Rushville
Terre Haute
Noblesville
Zionsville
Hartford City
Monticello
Spencer
Columbus
Crawfordsville
Knightstown
Covington
Muncie
Lafayette
Wabash
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Evansville
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
John Thomas Elrod 78 of Rt. 1 Shirley died early Wednesday at St. John's Hospital Anderson. He worked at Lynch Foundry and Delco Remy retiring in 1956 after 12 years service. He farmed after retirement and belonged to Mt. Zion Lutheran Church New Columbus. Born Willow Kentucky December 28 1890 to James and Paulina Elrod he served in World War I. Last rites Saturday 10:30 at Mt. Zion Church Rev Daniel Nugent in charge. Interment Mt. Zion Cemetery. Call Bal lard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown 7-9 p.m. and Friday 2-5 and 7-9 or at church Saturday hour before service. Survived by widow Lillian Brock Elrod celebrating 50th wedding anniversary last Sunday two sons Robert near Anderson and Donald San Dimas California three sisters Mrs Walter Boyes Pritchard W V Mrs Wilbur Staton West Portsmouth Ohio and Mrs George Murphy Lynchburg Ohio 13 grandchildren and one great granddaughter.
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Middletown
John Thomas Elrod
Rt. 1
Shirley
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Lynch Foundry
Delco-Remy
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
New Columbus
Willow, Ky
James
Paulina Elrod
Mt. Zion
Daniel Nugent
Ballard and Shirey
Lillian Brock Elrod
Robert Elrod
Near Anderson
Donald Elrod
San Dimas
Calif
Walter Boyes
Pritchard
W. Va
Wilbur Staton
West Portsmouth
Ohio
George Murphy
Lynchburg
Wilkinson John Hedrick 77 dies after short illness
John Hedrick Wilkinson John E Jack Hedrick 77 of Rt 2 Wilkinson dies early Wednesday at Hancock County Memorial Hospital Greenfield after a short illness. Born November 24 1891 in Pittsyl vania Virginia he was interred Friday at 2 p.m. Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson. Survived by widow Myrtle three stepchildren William H Reason and Mrs Marjorie Robert of Greenfield and Mrs Evelyn Kizer of Cleveland Ga a sister Mrs Anna Fouts of Carthage Conn several step grandchildren and other relatives.
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Wilkinson
John E
Jack) Hedrick
Rt. 2
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Pittsylvania
Condo and Son Funeral
James Bailey
Warrington Church of the Nazarene
Harlan
Condo
Myrtle
William H. Reason
Marjorie Robert
Evelyn Kizer
Cleveland, Ga
Anna Fouts
Carthage
King's Funeral Set for Willis L. King
Final rites are at 2 p.m. today at Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home for Willis L. King 52 of Rt 2. Interment Crownland Cemetery.
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Noblesville
Evans-Godby-Trout
Willis L. King
Rt. 2
Crownland Cemetery
Lightning kills Orpha Metzger near Rossville
A bolt of lightning struck the home about two miles south of Rossville in Clinton County killing 65 year old Orpha Pearl Metzger Tuesday afternoon.
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Rossville, Ind
Orpha Pearl Metzger
Here
Clinton County
Whitcomb Names Labor Member to Indiana Board
Governor Whitcomb appointed Earl H. Whitehart of Hamilton as the labor representative on the Indiana State Board of Vocational and Technical Education.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Whitcomb
Earl H. Whitehart
Hamilton
Indiana State Board of Vocational and Technical Education
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